A film promotion trip became an unexpected journey through the city.

Director Christopher Nolan, producer Emma Thomas, and actors Matt Damon and Charlize Theron arrived in Korea to promote The Odyssey.

But between press conferences and red-carpet appearances, they found time to experience Seoul—not only as film stars, but as travelers.

From a small bakery in an old neighborhood to the energy of Korean baseball and contemporary Korean fine dining,
Seoul became another memorable chapter in their journey.  

Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas explored the narrow streets of Ikseon-dong, stopped at a local café, and tried one of Korea’s most popular bakery treats: sogeum-ppang, or Korean salt bread.

They also enjoyed a walk along the Han River,
taking in the city’s natural scenery and everyday atmosphere.

Sometimes, the most memorable side of Seoul is found not at a famous landmark, but in a quiet alley, a local café,
and a simple bite of something delicious.

Matt Damon headed to Gocheok Sky Dome
to watch a Kiwoom Heroes home game.

Wearing the team’s uniform, he experienced the chants, music, cheering, and lively atmosphere that make Korean professional baseball
a cultural experience of its own.

He even signed a baseball for a young fan he met in the stands.

They came to Korea to share one of cinema’s greatest journeys.

In return, Seoul gave them a journey of its own—through old streets, local flavors, stadium energy, riverside scenery, and modern Korean cuisine.

From hidden neighborhoods to exclusive dining and cultural experiences, daOne Tour designs private journeys that reveal a more personal side of Korea.